2022 Renault Trafic LL30 Sport Blue DCI 2.0L Diesel · MX22 KFJ

The most recent MOT record shows a pass on 28 July 2025 at 41,694 miles with zero defects recorded. However, since today is 4 June 2026, this MOT certificate has expired, meaning the vehicle currently has no valid test status and cannot be legally driven on the road without a fresh inspection. With only one MOT entry available in the history, it is impossible to identify a recurring mechanical pattern or determine if the vehicle's condition trend is worsening, stable, or improving over time. The lack of previous records means we cannot see if any advisories were issued in the past or if wear items have been addressed. The mileage of 41,694 miles for a roughly four-year-old vehicle averages out to about 10,400 miles per year. This is a typical usage rate for a commercial van and suggests the vehicle has likely seen standard use rather than extreme mileage or prolonged periods of inactivity. Given the clean pass in 2025, there is no immediate evidence of structural or safety failures in the data provided. However, the expiry of the MOT is a significant gap in the vehicle's current status. You should arrange a new MOT immediately before purchase to verify the current roadworthiness. Inspect the service history to ensure routine maintenance, such as oil changes and brake checks, has been performed since the last test.